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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1949
Page
4
Hanover faculty share wishes for future features across campus. They debate a Foucault pendulum for the Chapel, an ideal top-floor science lab space, and improvements to the gym and library. Professors Guthrie Struck Poland Fitton Walters Yarnelle discuss stage height, orchestra needs, and new record libraries amid growth.
For sale a Baldwin Aerosonic spinet piano, regular price 882.00, will sacrifice for cash or possible terms to reliable party. Write Baldwin Piano Company 306 W Broadway Louisville Kentucky.
Winston Churchill warns against intolerance in pursuit of ideals, emphasizing the high price of rigid beliefs. The quote frames political courage as respect for differing views and pragmatic action over absolutist zeal.
Edward Morris will graduate Magna Cum Laude with a cumulative GPA of 2.86 in the August division. An earlier notice misstated a 2.63 average and Cum Laude status due to a clerical error.
James A. Eldridge Midwest Field Director for the United Nations will headline the Public Affairs Forum Tuesday at 8 in the Auditorium. He discusses the North Atlantic Security Pact and world politics. Eldridge, a Butler graduate and WWII veteran, is Indiana Illinois lecture well known. faculty students and families are invited.
Arthur J. Hatch is organist and director of music Ned Guthrie is clerk of session John N. Fox is pastor The notice lists church school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 55 a m with music by the college choir Sermon title An Affrentive Church and a life quote by Voltaire.
The narrative recalls forming The Hanover College Triangle in 1909 with a nine member Press Club from three classes and rules to prevent control by any group. It cites its model from Wabash College’s The Bachelor, notes initial financial struggles, and celebrates forty years of publication. John B. Allison reflects on the paper’s purpose and responsibilities.
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